In my case, I didn’t have an account, so when I went in, it only showed me the Active Directory items and no other service. If you don’t have an account, you can create one at that time. If you don’t see that, you aren’t an admin of the tenant. In the bottom area of the left navigation, you will see an Admin section. We are going to start in the O365 Admin portal. If you don’t have an O365 Tenant, this won’t work. This requires that you actually have an Active Directory domain that we can use, as well as an O365 Tenant that you are an admin of. I took my local domain that resides in some VMs and worked on getting that connected with my O365 Tenant that I have from when I did the IT Admin Takeover. So, what how do we do that? That’s what we are going to look at in this post. If we want to use that Connector, we have to setup DirSync with Azure Active Directory. We will cover that more in another post though. One of the requirements for that is that DirSync be enabled for your Tenant so we can pass the user by way of EffectiveUser. The Analysis Services Connector is a new item with the Power BI Service that will allow you to stream live data from an on premises Tabular instance for use with reports and dashboards.

Azure Active Directory ties into Power BI when you want to use the Analysis Services Connector. You may be wondering why this is posted on the Power BI Support Blog.

NOTE: Information listed here is good as of and is subject to change.

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